Boonton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Boonton, NJ)

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 COedh ication To thank you not only for your untiring work as our adviser for the past four years, but for each and every one of the extra things you have done to make our class successful .... In appreciation for the personal way in which you have become our friend as well as teacher and for your generous and thoughtful support .... The Class of 1954 takes pride in dedicating the Echoes of 1954 to you, our sincere friend and adviser, Mrs. Reed. 3

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Seasons pass and grow into years, and the years roll swiftly by. Times change, and so do people, their fads, and their fashions. Even during the short span of four high school years we experience changes, both physical and mental. We encounter new situations, become self reliant, mature. It is this growth, from freshmen to seniors, chronologically through the school year, compared with progress during the last half-century, that we shall try to portray in the Echoes of 1954. Dedication Administration Faculty Personnel Classes Freshmen Football Cheerleaders Band Sophomores Basketball Choruses Orchestra Activities Juniors Junior Play Baseball Track Senior Play Yearbook Staffs Seniors Tribute 3 4 6 10 12 16 18 20 21 22 26 28 29 30 44 46 48 49 50 52 54 88 Photography work for the Echoes of 1954 was done by Chidnoff Studios, New York.

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3LU Q uided Us through ©. dC S. Seated around the table (left to right): Mr. G. Brush; Mr. E. Kelly; Mr. W. Birch; Mr. R. Porzio; Mr. C. E. Boyer; Mr. H. Englishman; Mrs. A. Creed; Mr. T. Lewis; Mr. E. Raymond Banta, president. Mrs. W. Peterson was absent when the picture was taken. The BOARD OF EDUCATION has been the guiding light during our years at Boonton High School and has regulated school functions with far-reaching wisdom and efficiency. Deeply concerned with the welfare of the students, the Board strives continually to make our schools fully equipped for training for good citizenship and for the pursuit of knowledge. 4